Twenty Three Selected Poems
Twenty Three Selected Poems
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. . The clothes she washed that week were left for me to iron 23 Aye, mother knew what hardship was ; And laboured, day and night, to rear her children. Laban. It's ever children, children ! A woman slaves her very life away To rear her children ; And they grow up and slave their lives away To rear their children. We little thought, lass, when we married ! Do you remember the fine Summer-nights, When first we walked together ? Ah, those were happy times ! We little thought. . . . Betty. You lit...tle thought ; I knew. Yes ; those were happy times ; No girl was ever happier than I was, When first I walked with you in Maiden Meadows, Laban : But I am happy now, for all the difference. Life was not over easy, even then ; They worked me sorely, at the farm, Though I was but a child. On Monday mornings, we were up at one, To get the washing through, Before the day's work started. I wasn't fifteen then ; but I remember The coastguards whistling to us, As they passed the lighted window, On the cold, black Winter-mornings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . The clothes she washed that week were left for me to iron 23 Aye, mother knew what hardship was ; And laboured, day and night, to rear her children. Laban. It's ever children, children ! A woman slaves her very life away To rear her children ; And they grow up and slave their lives away To rear their children. We little thought, lass, when we married ! Do you remember the fine Summer-nights, When first we walked together ? Ah, those were happy times ! We little thought. . . . Betty. You lit...tle thought ; I knew. Yes ; those were happy times ; No girl was ever happier than I was, When first I walked with you in Maiden Meadows, Laban : But I am happy now, for all the difference. Life was not over easy, even then ; They worked me sorely, at the farm, Though I was but a child. On Monday mornings, we were up at one, To get the washing through, Before the day's work started. I wasn't fifteen then ; but I remember The coastguards whistling to us, As they passed the lighted window, On the cold, black Winter-mornings.
What to read after Twenty Three Selected Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gibson Wilfrid Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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